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1800,— u M. Vitruvii Pollionis de Arcliitectnra Libri decem. OpeCodicis Guelferbytani, editionis principis, ceterorumque sub-sidiorum recensuit, et Glossario, in quo vocabula artis propriaGerm. Ital. Gall, et Angl. explicantur, illustravit AugustusRode Dessaviensis. Berolini, sumtibus Aug. Mylii. 1800.”—Two thin volumes Quarto. The plates to this Edition werepublished in Folio in the ensuing year to the number oftwenty. The text of this Edition is of little value. Theplates though ill executed and the glossary in five languages,are useful to the Architectural student. It has no notes ap-pended.

1807.— 44 M. Vitruvii Pollionis de Architecture Libri Decem adOptimas Editiones collati. Praemittitur Notitia literaria Stu-diis Societatis Bipontinae. Accedit Anonymi scriptoris ve-teris Architecture compendium cum indicibus. ArgentoratiEx Typographia Societatis mdcccvii.” —Octavo.

I 8 O 7 .— 44 Marci Vitruvii Pollionis De Architectura Libri Decem.Ex fide librorum scriptorum recensuit, emendavit, suisque etvirorum doctorum Annotationibus illustravit lo. GottlobSchneider, Saxo. Lipsiae, sumtibus et Litteris G. J. Gbschen.Anno mdcccvii.” —3 Vols. Imper. Octavo. This Edition,the second and third volumes of which are devoted to com-mentaries on the text, is the best edition of the Author whichhas appeared. It is much to be regretted that it was pub-lished without plates; with the addition of them it wouldhave been a perfect book.

SPANISH VERSIONS.

1602.—“ Los diez libros de Arquitectura de Marco Vitruvio Pollion,traducidos del Latin por Michael de Urrea. Alcala de He-narez. 1602.”—Folio.

1787.— 44 Los diez libros de Architectura de M. Vitruvio Pollion,traducidos del Latin y commentados por Don Joseph Ortizy Sanz. Presbitero. Madrid. 1787”—Large Folio, withplates.